Privacy Policy

Whitehardt takes your privacy seriously. We handle the personal information of our clients and other visitors to our site with great care. Our privacy policy is intended to describe the information we may collect or track when you visit our site and how we might use that information.

The Scope of Our Privacy Policy

When you navigate our site, we may collect or track information such as your IP address, geographic information, and the kind of browser and operating system you used to access our site. Additionally, we may use “cookies,” or small files of data sent to your device, in order to track the activities of visitors to our site. This information includes but is not limited to, the amount of time you spent on our site, the specific pages you clicked, and the date and time you accessed our site.

The aggregate information from cookies enables us to see how clients and other users interact with our site. We only use this information for internal purposes, such as improving our website and ensuring our content is relevant to users’ interests. Cookies enhance user experience, however, if you would like to block cookies from being sent to your device or delete existing cookies, you may adjust your browser settings. Keep in mind, that you may have limited access to certain features of our site if you do not accept cookies.

Whitehardt may also collect personal information that you intentionally submit to us through our online contact form such as your name, your law firm’s name, phone number, and email address. We may only use this information to respond to your inquiry. We will not sell, share, or transfer your personal information to any third party.

Changes to Our Policy

By visiting our site, you assent to the collection and use of your information in accordance with this privacy statement. We reserve the right to modify this policy. At Whitehardt, your privacy matters. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns about our privacy policy or procedures, please contact us.